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The Supreme Court today dealt a blow to business and anti-tax groups who took aim at a section of the 2017 Trump tax cut law that targeted foreign income.
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October 03, 2023

SCOTUS conservatives appear split on CFPB funding case

If the financial services industry was hoping to see the Supreme Court’s conservatives voice full-throated support for throwing out the funding structure of the federal government’s only consumer watchdog, they were probably disappointed this morning.

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